Category: Westminster Abbey
My observations of how the sacralisation of English great figures in British history and the way the Bible was interpreted.
No doubt about it, It was a great achievement that equally single them out as they played a pivotal role because it was an era that of a catalyst for total religious change that ushered in democra... Read More
How do the British people interpret the Bible by Sacralisation of English great figures?
Introduction. The process of sacralisation in Britain began in the early Christian period roughly from the 4th century AD, when Christianity first began to spread during the Roman occupation, but its ... Read More
What does this sacralisation of English great figures in British history tell us about the way the people of this land have interpreted the Bible?
The British tradition of burying and commemorating a national hero in a Royal Church (Westminster Abbey with deep Anglican importance), irrespective of the religious alignment, reveals the British rel... Read More
How the sacralisation of English great figures in the British history tell about the way the people of this land have interpreted the Bible.
The sacralisation of significant English figures in British history, such as King Arthur and Queen Elizabeth 1, is a testament to how the people of this land have interpreted the Bible. This interpret... Read More
THE SACRALIZATION OF HISTORICAL FIGURES IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY
As I consider the respect of historic individuals in Westminster Abbey, it occurs to me that these types of significant sites and figures are usually required by nations. They provide people a feeling... Read More
The Sacralisation of Historical Figures in Westminster Abbey
The sacralisation of historical figures in Westminster Abbey provides a uniquely British look on Christianity. In British history, faith, national identity, and history have become intertwined in ways... Read More